WE DO NOT SUBSIDIZE PALM OIL COMPANIES

ONLY in his new position since March, Eddy Abdurrahman is already facing serious problems. The Indonesian Oil Palm Plantation Fund Management Agency (BPDPKS) that he leads is expected to suffer a deficit of Rp3.54 trillion due to mounting subsidies to support the program to accelerate the use of 30 percent of biodiesel blend (B30). The government is now getting ready to inject Rp2.78 trillion to cover the shortage. 

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